The Old Yew Tree Inn in Amber Valley

What a fabulously warm welcome from hosts Andrew and Karen. I live fairly local, but this was our first trip into the yew tree, what a beautiful pub, super friendly, and we just popped in for a pint and some nuts! But ended up staying for an impromptu Sunday lunch!!! Wow!! So good!!! Fabulous roast beef and chicken with lots of trimmings, just like me man used to make!! Tons of gravy too!!!! They accommodated our daughters dietary requirements, in that they did a smaller plate of roast for her! Great value and great beer too, will definitely be heading back for more!!! Thank you so much for making us fee so welcome !!!!

Lovely little pub,very welcoming and friendly staff and locals. Fantastic Sunday lunch and pudding generous portions, ccoked to a high standard. That good we've booked again for Sunday lunch in a few weeks.

Stepping into The Old Tree Inn feels like taking a delightful trip back in time to an era when pubs were the heart of the community. Andrew, the landlord, embodies the spirit of hospitality, welcoming every guest with genuine warmth. You can’t help but feel right at home among the friendly locals and charming atmosphere. The Sunday lunch here is nothing short of superb. The roast is cooked to perfection, with tender meat and all the trimmings you could wish for. Each bite is a comforting reminder of traditional home-cooked meals, and the portions are generous enough to leave you happily satisfied. What adds to the charm of The Old Tree Inn is the occasional celebrity spotting, but it’s the regulars who truly make this place special. There’s a sense of camaraderie and conversation that invites you to linger a little longer. If you’re looking for a pub that captures the essence of community, great food, and a warm atmosphere, look no further than The Old Tree Inn. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s a gem that’s well worth a visit!

First time I’ve visited the pub but what a gem. Landlord Andrew is brilliant as were the girls who waited. Food was excellent and table service superb. Can’t praise it high enough. If you’re in the area go there. I will be back. Thank you.

So impressed by their quality of food we ended up eating there 3 days out of our 7 days holiday. Andrew and his wife Karen were very attentive from the time we arrived until we left. Locals extremely friendly, would highly recommend and if we are ever in this location again we would not be excellent hesitant to call in. June and Paul

Just had an excellent Sunday lunch here in this quiet unassuming village pub. The food was very good, home cooked traditional roast beef and all the trimmings followed by a yummy desert. Lovely staff too. We'll definitely be back for more soon.

Warm welcome from landlord. A range of home cooked food, with good sized portions, delicious desserts. Nothing was too much trouble. Dog friendly.

What a find, a lovely old pub with loads of character and spotlessly clean. We were greeted by the landlord and four of us had Sunday Lunch here, the food was excellent we had Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding with a turine of vegetables and plenty of gravy. To follow two of us had Sticky toffee pudding, one had icecream and the other had Etonmess. We will definitely be back.

we had a wonderful vegetarian cottage pie it was home made and absolutely delicious .service was great very friendly couple cannot fault in any way came out stuffed.will defo go again when i can

My husband and I went here for Sunday lunch. What a charming place - the village it sits in is beautiful and the charm carries through into this little gem. An old pub with a warmth of its own. This is further helped by its welcoming hosts and the friendliness of other regular clientele. The food was delicious - with plentiful sides - we had the beef,great quality and very tasty. The usual roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding,stuffing and then each person given seperate portion of mashed potato,carrots,cabbage and delicious cauliflower cheese. All were very generous in portion, so much so we were unable to partake of desserts - An excuse to go back for more 🙂. Would definately recommend - one to visit.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 What a lovely little place we came along while out in our Sunday walk. Sunday lunch perfect 😍 and the puddings 🥰🥰 Landlord and landlady can’t do enough very welcoming we definitely will be back 😍

The people who run it are super lovely and the sunday lunch is very nice. Ate there again a couple of weeks ago- large home cooked portions, yummy cauliflower cheese, beef a bit dry but fine with some gravy of which there was plenty. Main issue with the pub is that it's unreliable. often not serving food. currently just friday and sunday. We've called in so many times and been told no food today. such a shame as we used to be regulars.

A warm welcome awaits at The Old Yew Tree with friendly staff and excellent home cooked food. I had vegetable lasagne which was excellent and piping hot to the end. Husband had Steak & Kidney pie with horseradish mash and veg and was equally as good. Highly Recommended 5 stars all the way. Thank you

Visited for Sunday lunch for my birthday, found a lovely well maintained old pub with a warm feeling. The food was beautiful and just a great Sunday dinner, slight warning as you may well want to have a sleep afterwards you’ll be that full! We also managed a desert each and they were great too, the service was excellent - nothing was too much trouble. We will be visiting again!! Thank you

I went with Michelle for Sunday lunch and had a lovely traditional homemade lunch with all the trimmings. Even though we had a starter as well we couldn’t resist the homemade deserts (these change all the time and freshly made by Karen). We were well and truly podged!! Great to be able to take Lola the dog in as well. Whilst we were there we found there was another couple having Sunday lunch and they had brought their dog Lola and their names were Michelle and Nick too!! Proper dog friendly country pub with a warm welcome, proper homemade food and great staff.

Had a wonderful home made Sunday lunch, generous portion sizes making it excellent value for money. The Yew Tree is a friendly and welcoming place to go. I would highly recommend a visit.

Great service welcomed as soon as we walked in the door, great ale, fantastic Sunday dinner. Dogs were welcomed in the bar and restaurant. Great experience over all.

Great food and service from Andy. Lovely atmosphere and great quality food as well. Would highly recommend for anyone either passing or wanting to stay for food and drinks.

Went here for some dinner and the food and service was some of the best ive ever had, and to top it off the beer was even better.

This is lovely old fashioned pub . With a warm welcome good beer and some of the best food 😋 .we spent Friday night there and back on Sunday for lunch

Lovely food, very friendly staff. Will definitely return. All food home cooked. Would highly recommend the cheesecake. It was amazing

Had a Sunday roast and this is by far the Sunday dinner I have had. The staff and owner are all very friendly. The pub is small up clean and well maintained. Would recommend anyone to come along and try for yourself.

What an amazing little pub! We visited for drinks over Christmas and we received the friendliest welcome from Andrew and Karen . We didn’t eat but food is home cooked from scratch and looked amazing! Please visit! Andrew also really helped us out with a blown out tyre!

Top customer service (brilliant comms from Karen!) and fabulous home made food in an environment which is cosy and friendly. We are already thinking of when we can book in again for a Sunday lunch. Thank you for a lovely evening!

This is our local small village pub with a wonderful couple, Andrew and Karen, as landlord and landlady. We love the events in the Yew Tree where you always receive a warm welcome. We regularly eat there with friends and family including this pre-Xmas. It was as good as always with three meats, lamb, chicken and beef plus turkey due to the time of the year. Great portions and tasty vegetables. We strongly recommend the Yew Tree but remember to book a food table especially on a Sunday. See you there !

What a great pub! Amazing atmosphere, always an enjoyable experience. The Landlord and lady are incredibly polite and accommodating. The Old Yew Tree is how a pub should be. We would definitely recommend a visit.

Another fabulous Sunday lunch and amazing baileys cheesecake for desert all homemade absolutely perfect,very attentive staff nothing too much trouble,and an amazing chef,would highly recommend.

Great Sunday lunch. Roaring fire, good food, friendly and fabulous. A traditional country pub with a great history. I’ll be back 😊

Great food and service. The owners are amazing. Fantastic veggie and meat meals at great prices definitely will go again

Lovely little old traditional pub with new younger landlord & landlady who are very welcoming and sociable. This will be a cracker of a pub in a cracking location

First visit to The Old Yew Tree,after a friend recommended it to us..On arrival the car park is small,but there is on road parking.The pub is not massive,so offers a friendly,cosy atmosphere.Especially in winter I'm told as the open fire keeps you warm.The menu is varied,with special offers on certain days.With value for money,well cooked& well presented meals,this place offers a good option if you're in the area.

Characterful pub friendly host great range of beers excellent food. Small car park at the rear with some on street parking.

Absolutely lovely owners, sat and had a good few hours talking about village heritage and day to day conversation! Great moderately priced drinks, traditional pub environment and furnishing, food available to eat inside or even take away! Open late every night apart from Monday’s, really down to earth and friendly owners with a smile, my personal favourite pub in the village! Definitely worth a visit even if it’s a short one!

I recommend this pub for a good pub-grub meal, especially if you need somewhere dog-friendly.While in the area on business, my wife and I called into this pub on a Friday evening after having driven past it earlier in the day.It's a typical village pub, a bit worn looking and not very well laid out. The bar area is a bit of a tight squeeze although there are seated areas just off the bar. It's clean, warm and welcoming. The bar staff are friendly and efficient.I had a steak and ale pie with chips and peas, my wife had steak with peppercorn sauce, chips and salad. Both meals were excellent, tasty and hot. Food and bar prices are reasonable. The Guinness was good.

We called in for Sunday Lunch, there was a choice of small, medium or large plates. Sunday lunch was good and also came with extra cauliflower cheese. Waitress was very helpful, and had a good sense of humour. Excellent service.

We made a last minute decision on a Tuesday evening to pop out for dinner and have been meaning to try this place for ages. We arrived to a friendly greeting from the landlord who took our drinks order. As expected on a Tuesday it was relatively quiet with only a few other people in so we had the pick of seats. As a vegetarian it’s nice to find good old fashioned options on the menu, veggie lasagne, Penang vegan curry, broccoli and cream cheese bake, and 3-4 other options. It’s not a “trendy” menu, rather it’s a good, solid pub menu with lots of choice. We ordered steak pie, chips and veg and the broccoli and cheese bake, chips and veg. I can’t fault the food, it was presented beautifully and was really tasty, there was plenty of it and we both really enjoyed it. The pie was high quality and came with loads of gravy in a jug, as was the broccoli bake, the chips were great (which is rare nowadays) and the veg cooked perfectly. We immediately commented that we will come again.Other things we liked about the pub, it’s dog friendly although we didn’t take ours that evening, there’s a little courtyard area with sofas to sit outside on a nice day and the whole pub was kept very clean. There was also a good selection of ales and my Sauvignon Blanc was a good quality wine. There are two good pubs in the village both serving good food and offering something distinctly different to each other and we really like both for different reasons. The yew tree has the edge when it comes to personal service in a characterful old pub, the hearty nature of the menu, good portion sizes and price. It would be nice to think both pubs can succeed in this lovely village.

Four of us went today Saturday evening meal, it has been a while since we called for something to eat here and didn't expect to get in as when we have been before it's been busy, the meals have been perfect so this is why I suggested visiting again, so you can imagine when we arrived to find the bar empty and having to wait to be served as nobody was around I wondered what had happened, no more lovely waitresses to welcome us or sit us down, we ordered our meals the starters were garlic mushrooms in a creamy sauce with toast, well it arrived and looked awful it was very runny and fatty on top, looked like sick, so left it and ate my toast, the main I choose was cheese and potato pie, the man said chips and veg so I said yes please, and two in our group had chilli and one fish pie, well my pie had four big chunks of potato and a spoonful of some sort of cheese sauce, no chips and carrots and peas, the chilli looked anaemic no colour to it and have been told had no flavour!! My partner had fish pie which was a load of mash with hard bits of fish and no sauce inside, absolutely would not eat here again, it was totally rubbish, the place has gone from being a vibrant busy pub with excellent food to the most awful I've ever stepped foot in, I'm fairness the fella didn't charge us for the fishpie but made the excuse it was the end of the batch!! Even if it was the end of the batch it still shud have had some sauce inside!!! Won't be returning, you definitely need a new chef and a better menu

We had a lovely time when we celebrated my Husband’s 60th birthday at the Old Yew Tree Inn.The pub is full of character and a favourite local of ours. We had hot buffet food, some live music and good company. The buffet was fab and nothing was too much trouble for Chris and Sue, the licensees. I can definitely recommend this venue for dining, buffets or just a quiet drink or two.Oh and if you’re walking with your dogs or children, they too are welcome!

Went for a 'Christmas Fayre' meal - absolutely fantastic in terms of both quality and price. Hosts Christ & Sue were really welcoming and friendly and we had a wonderful evening. Would thoroughly recommend - normally pub Christmas meals taste like they have been cooked and then microwaved as required. This one was so fresh and tasty it could almost have come from mum's kitchen! A couple sitting adjacent to us said they eat at the Yew Tree at least once, but probably twice, a week! This pub might not be on your doorstep but it really is worth the effort to go there.

Visited this lovely old pub twice on our holls as it was a 10 minute walk with the dog, warm welcoming and friendly , had a panini and chips(homemade) and delicious, lovely friendly owners that made us and our dog very welcome, thankyou, we will be back again soon for a couple of steaks...well worth a visit!

We found this pub purely by chance - arriving just 5 minutes before 1400 hrs when they stop serving food. We were welcomed with open arms, offered all the menus with a smile and we took a seat by the dying fire - which was immediately revived with some logs and coal. The menu was great and they even had a full gluten free menu. We settled on the vegetable curry with chips or naan and it arrived quickly and was very tasty. And the chips are gluten free being cooked in their own fryer. What a treat! The ambience is great - a genuine pub serving genuine pub food. I wish I lived nearby because I would be there often. Sadly I live over 2 hours away but when I am next in the area I will seek out this lovely pub.

Called in with my mum for some lunch on our way shopping, and wow....

Called in whilst on holiday to find the place deserted apart from us so didn't stay long To say the least it was disappointing

Been here a few times over the years and seen a few ownership changes, but the last time was disappointed overall on food stakes.

We have visited the Yew Tree a few times now for our early evening meals and each occasion has been excellent in terms of choice, quality, presentation and value for money.

The place was deserted on a Friday evening. No atmosphere at all. Food was very average but the staff were very attentive and friendly.

Would just like to say thank you for a lovely welcome and great Sunday lunch today. The beef was tender and vegetables cooked to perfection. Will definitely be returning.

Went a couple of weeks ago on a Saturday evening. Had not been for several years and booked at the last minute and they had a table. Very basic menu but well cooked food which was enjoyable. Pleasant service and food well priced. Wine a bit over expensive.

We went today very friendly. Food excellent. Hubby had the steak & ale pie. I had the chicken & ham. Both were very tasty. The chips were superb. Proper home cooked food in a lovely quaint pub. Even extras in the toilets. Found this place by accident but if we are in the area again won't hesitate to stop. Everyone all said hello and goodbye. You can't fault this place thankyou for making us feel welcome.

We walked into a blazing fire and most welcoming hosts in Sue and Chris. We were impressed with the choice of drinks and the menu was typical of a pub. However the food was well cooked and served with a smile. I love the chips just as they should be.

Very friendly staff.service for food slow and not that exciting choices. Chips greasy and sloppy. Would not return.

Popped by on Easter Saturday with a welcoming warm log fire!

6 of us had a meal on Friday evening, friendly welcome, roaring fire and nice clean surroundings. There was plenty of choice and all of us enjoyed our meals. Real chips which were brilliant and cost was reasonable. Recommend.

Stopped here for Sunday lunch, roast dinners come in 3 sizes so fits every appetite. Basic well cooked food at great prices. Dog friendly too.

Just had another excellent Sunday Lunch at the Yew Tree,

Having visited recently for an evening meal we decided to try our luck with a Sunday lunch.

This is our local pub which we visit regularly. The staff are very welcoming and it is family and dog friendly. The drinks are great quality and there is plenty of choice. There is a good selection of food including for children and vegetarians. I recommend the lasagne and the homemade chips

Came here with friends what a fantastic meal we all had. Warm friendly atmosphere will definitely be going back.loved the homemade chips,steak cooked to perfection and presented so lovely thank you Chris & Sue xx

We had a nice meal today. It was so tasty, great atmosphere, lovely service. They're very nice to advise and let us taste their real ales. Good prices, nice people, really enjoyed it, thank you

We visited the Old Yew Tree Inn with our family who live in the village on Christmas Eve. Lovely atmosphere, excellent choice of drinks, good real ale. Then there was carol singing round the Christmas Tree, mulled wine, mince pies, all free. Santa put in an appearance to the delight of our grandchild. And best of all we won the hamper in the charity raffle!

My husband, brother, grandson and i ate here last week, the food and service were excellent.

So glad I did not take notice of last reviewer ( jake1642 ) this country pub has a lovely atmosphere, with roaring fires and a welcoming staff. My arrival coincided with a fresh fish van delivery, which helped me decide on fish and chips to eat. Crispy batter over melt in your mouth fish and home made chips, beautiful mmmmm. And all this with a good pint of beer. Talking with the landlord and landlady they told me how they like to buy their meat etc from local Derbyshire producers, which I like to hear. Definitely highly recommend this country pub.

This used to be a very good pub. Over the years and through several changes of ownership it has lost its vitality. In the past it was packed with beer drinkers and food eaters, now it is usually virtually deserted. We had Sunday lunch as part of a largish group and it failed at every level. The service was appalling. Some people were still waiting for the main course while others had finished. I wanted some cauliflower cheese - that arrived after I had finished eating. The food was mediocre. My 'roast' pork was nothing of the sort. It tasted and looked as though it had been bought ready sliced and simply warmed up in the microwave.

My friends and l had dinner at The Old Yew Tree recently, and what a lovely evening it was. Cosy and welcoming, this place is full of character with friendly hosts. A good choice of beers and wines.

Vinimos aquí como una familia tarde una noche de sábado. El personal era muy amable y la comida fue de lo más satisfactorio. Claramente nos "foráneos", pero la gente en el pub era tan simpático y divertido. A todos nos encantó la patatas fritas caseras y mi marido apreciamos la cervezas en oferta. Volvimos a la noche siguiente para disfrutar de una pinta y empaparse del ambiente un poco más. Hermoso edificio en un pequeño pueblo encantador.

My wife and I took our Grandson and his girlfriend for Sunday lunch, we were all very impressed with the food, service and the overall atmosphere of the inn, a good homely pub with very pleasant staff, the Landlady, although very busy in the kitchen, makes time to go around and speak to all customers. The Sunday lunch comes in three sizes, to cover all appetites, excellent. This was not our first visit to this inn, we have always found that, within reason, nothing is too much trouble for the Landlord, Landlady and staff.

Popped into the Old Yew Tree today for lunch which didn't disappoint. A good selection of ales, and food on the menu at extremely reasonable prices - with home made chips which a rare! Staff were very friendly and the venue cosy and dog friendly - we wil definately be calling in again as we enjoyed our visit immensely.

The meal was excellent with a choice of lamb, pork, beef and chicken. The service was friendly and very helpful. The pub atmosphere is perfect - the classis British country pub. My family look forward to returning.

Popped in for Saturday lunch and was not disappointed. I had salmon fishcakes and my husband had steak pie. Both were great plus home made chips. Very friendly landlord who knows how to keep and serve beer. Miss this at your peril.

My wife and myself visited this pub just before Halloween, and they had certainly 'gone to town; with the decorations. We had a bar snack and some drinks and both were good. The staff were particularly friendly.

The Old Yew Tree Inn at South Wingfield is a traditional village pub that has a good selection of ales that also serves delicious food. We called in on a weekday lunchtime. Our last visit was for the Sunday roast dinner. Since then the management has changed and the food is as good now as it was then. We had steak, ale & mushroom pie with proper chips, vegetables and gravy. Our meals were nicely presented and beautifully cooked from fresh ingredients. The pies were delicious… full of tender steak, mushrooms and very tasty gravy with a lovely short crust pastry that was a “proper” pie with top, sides and bottom. They definitely were not the usual meat in a dish with a pastry topping you get in a lot of pubs these days. Well worth a visit to this historical pub with friendly landlord and staff, highly recommended.

Popped in to try the evening fare...new managers still using the current menu..Had a very tasty steak and ale pie with plenty veg and fayre.....piping hot full of taste....wife enjoyed an old favourite of ham eggs and chips cooked just as ordered. Pleasant staff and nice interior though we didn't meet the ghost.....maybe next time definitely will go back....

Read the reviews about this pub and decided to try The Old Yew Tree Inn, but unfortunately, our experience turned out to be somewhat different to everyone else's. I can only think that the cook must have had the evening off on Saturday night. We ordered a variety of meals, but not one of them was good. The thick cut chips were cold and not cooked, peas cold, and creamy chicken curry didn't bear any resemblance to any chicken curry I have ever seen. I was very upset as it was my treat for the family.I understand from the locals, that the pub has recently changed hands, but that shouldn't be an excuse.In retrospect, I should have complained at the time, and really wish I had done so.Hopefully, things will improve very soon!

Visited for Sunday lunch today with friends lovely meal, meat was so tender and lovely fresh vegetables. Very good value for money and excellent service, staff very friendly. Good selection of ales. Will definitely revisit.

Ottima cena e personale molto disponibile in questo piccolo locale. La cena era molto buona e anche la varietà dei piatti. Il personale era accogliente e molto gentile

We visited for Roast Dinner and a beer. The Food came on time, it was OK, but not great. The roast potatoes (2 pieces on my plate) were very soft inside and very dark outside. Beef OK, The staff were trying to be friendly. The beer was sent back as it was 'going off', it was replaced but I noticed they continued to serve the 'off' beer.

We were staying a couple of doors away at the Old Creamery and decided to try the Old Yew Tree Inn on our first night. The pub isn't massive, but a cosy village pub with bags of character and plenty of friendly locals. We had a meal and the food was excellent, so much so that we found ourselves back again on the following night.

I visit the Old Yew Tree at least once every time I come back to visit my parents in Derbyshire. As other reviewers have said recently it is a lovely, old-style, homely village pub, with very friendly staff, great, home-made pub food, well-kept beers and a welcoming ambience. If you are in the area, don't miss it, it's a real gem.

We visited with my parents on my Dad's birthday. Very tasty home cooked food reasonably priced.Friendly staff too.

Visited on valentines day with family and friends and the staff were very welcoming and accommodating. Food was lovely and served quickly. The lasagne was delicious and just the right portion size. The roaring fire is a lovely feature and warms the pub nicely. Could not fault anything about this place. Highly recommend a visit

This is a traditional country pub with a roaring fire and very friendly staff and customers. We were made to feel very welcome and nothing was too much trouble. If you like small cosy country pubs try this one. The food was good old fashioned pub food. Would recommend this pub - they get harder to find.

The Sunday roast lunch at The Old Yew Tree Inn is excellent. I had roast pork and my wife chose the beef. They came with carrots, cabbage, roast & mash potatoes, garden peas, cauliflower with cheese sauce and Yorkshire puddings. Oh and a very tasty gravy. It was a delicious lunch and just like a home cooked one. It was all fresh, locally sourced ingredients, and piping hot. You can choose from three sizes, small, regular or a large.For dessert we had a syrup sponge and custard and a New York cheesecake with cream… both were lovely. The Old Yew Tree Inn is now on our list of where to have an excellent Sunday lunch and we will definitely be visiting again. Highly recommended. The staff are friendly and welcoming. The log fire was very welcome on a very cold day.

Went to watch a band on Saturday night great little pub with good beer and friendly staff. Would defiantly recommend.

Excellent food, service and friendly staff great selection of food very well presented and delicious

Stopped in for some Lunch after a family walk. Food was lovely and they were very accommodating. The two ladies who dealt with us were great with the kids and the portions were just right. Will definitely be returning.

We were the first in when it opened at 12. We had good and friendly service. The food was good and the beer, Burton Bass, was beautiful.

Went to the yew tree yesterday evening for their Christmas dinner finished off with a hot drink and mince pie and I have to say it was absolutely beautiful thoroughly enjoyed it. Warm and welcoming atmosphere as always. Thank-you to the landlady Denise xx

Called with 3 friends after a walk in the the area. The host and co were very friendly, the beer was good and the lunch time food was excellent. This was the second visit and certainly not the last.

We dropped in to the Old Yew Tree for the first time ever at lunchtime on a cold November Friday. We were warmly welcomed and the beer was good. We only wanted a sandwich, but it was perfect! We will definitely come back, it is a handy distance to walk from our house in Belper, and it is open at lunch time Wednesday to Sunday. It's on the list!

Needed a Sunday lunch for family on the way back from a walk in the area, and called in hoping that they still had food on at 4pm. Well they certainly did! The four of us had a really tasty (and quickly served) roast dinner, washed down with a quality real ale, and followed by some lovely deserts. The service was second to none, the beer and wine excellent, and we all agreed the food made it our new favourite sunday lunch pub. We will be back soon :)

the pub is very traditional with a nice fire. The staff are friendly and very helpful. They are good with children - our five year old really enjoyed his food. Our meals were very tasty and good value.We were staying at a B&B nearby who recommended this pub and we were very pleased with the meal.

Lovely Sunday lunch!! Served quickly by the lovely Joy, she always has a smile for everyone. Food was piping hot with a tasty selection of veg & a nice piece of beef. 3 sized plates to pick from, my husband only just managed to finish a large plate! Definitely worth a visit. Best to book though ☺

Early evening dinner for our large family. Small children and 5 adults. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The food was good and the children's portions were the right size. Overall a very good place to have a meal with children

This is still a very traditional pub, homely and welcoming.Seven of us had a great meal with good, reasonably priced food and friendly service.The staff, especially the waitress, Joy, go out of their way to make sure that everyone is happy. A lovely, snug pub in winter.

In the area on business and thought I would give the meals a try as I had been there for a drink before. The staff are a delight, helpful, polite and efficient. The menu all be it a bit limited does cater for most tastes. The food I had was basic, but well cooked, wholesome and delicious. You can't ask much more from a country pub and was very reasonably priced.

I live in Hong Kong but return to the U.K. to visit my parents who live nearby South Wingfield two or three times a year. The Old Yew Tree Inn is a perennial favourite. On my last trip (July and August 2016) we ate here four times in total. I love it. My parents think its great. And my eight-year-old boy and his nine-year-old friend who came with us from Hong Kong thought it was 'awesome'. What more can you say. Great food. Lovely ambience. Wonderful, friendly staff. Please visit and support keeping wonderful places like this open, It's a gem.

Been again for Sunday dinner it was lovely you got plenty landy lady Denise is a very nice lady she fair makes you welcome such a lovely little old-fashioned pub recommended it from Dianne Stevens from Derbyshire

Brilliant little pub.the staff are always friendly the beer is kept superbly with plenty of choice.the food is also very good.been in quite a few times & it never disappoints

Excellent meals and great friendly staff. A real treat. Highly recommended. All home made food so don't be impatient for the treat.

We have just returned from a lovely few hours at The Old Yew Tree Inn. Fantastic, home cooked traditional food with great wine and good company from the staff and the landlady. We really enjoyed eating there and will be back again very soon - nice to go somewhere that values exactly what hearty, good food pub should be.